Yesterday, Blathers sent me a commemorative framed art poster in the mail (as my reward for completing the art collection). He said that the posters will be available for purchase at the museum now.
I hung it up in my main room. It shows most (if not all?) of the art in the game.
The Nooklings were paying 127 bells for turnips, so I sold my 30 turnips for 3,810 bells.
Beth came over and I gave her a tour of my island. As she checked out my free D.I.Y. area, I tried to hit her in the head with a tree (strictly for the Nook Miles, of course). Unfortunately, the tree fell to the side. She did need quite a few of the recipes though!
She liked my town, and I think this area filled with hyacinth lamps may have been one of her favorite spots. This is actually the area where I used to keep my Animal Crossing gravestones (and a representative item for each game). But those things got moved to the castle when I made my Animal Crossing museum.
Today, Beardo was infested with fleas. I caught one off of his filthy flesh, and he said that he hopes I don’t think any less of him for having fleas. Even though I’d love to think less of him, I don’t think that’s even possible. Lucky him.
Agent S was sick with COVID a cold, so I gave her some medicine I grabbed out of storage.
And on the beach, I found a D.I.Y. recipe that (shockingly) I didn’t know yet: The ironwood bed! That’s one of the original recipes from version 1.0, so I’m really surprised that it has eluded me this long!
There’s no Friday Night Forest this week, but I am thinking of having one soon. Maybe next week (July 22nd). Check the blog next week for confirmation.
On Sunday, Kitty the kitty was camping at the campsite. (That seems like a very redundant sentence.) But as you may or may not know, I’m not a big fan of Kitty.
No, I live in a pond. Far from here.
At the plaza, K.K. Slider was in town for his rescheduled show. He performed Marine Song 2001 for me and Beardo.
Last night, Wisp was in town and he gave me an antique mini table after I recovered the living blobs of his ghostly flesh for him.
Out on Harv’s Island, Redd had a wild painting right half; that’s the last painting I needed! Even better was the fact that it looked legitimate! I bought it, and it arrived today. I rushed it up to the museum and Blathers confirmed its authenticity. That means my museum is now complete!!
Look at this stuff, isn’t it neat?
It took me two years and about four months, which is the quickest I’ve completed any Animal Crossing museum. My previous record was about three years in New Leaf. Redd’s stand on Harv’s Island, which was added in the 2.0 update, is really what made this possible. Otherwise, it probably would have taken me another year or three.
I went into the art gallery to see my new painting.
Blathers told me he will send out my art poster in the mail.
Louie asked me to deliver a gift to Ketchup, and I agreed to help out. He sent her this jumper work suit, which looks good on her! Even if it is a bit warm for summer…
Ketchup rewarded me with a tee and towel.
When I returned to the museum, I mistakenly picked “tell me about this” instead of “assess fossils.” That’s because the “make a donation” option is gone now, so all of the other options moved up a spot. Old habits die hard, so I’m likely to keep choosing the wrong thing for a couple of weeks still.
I posted a new video today, and it’s something different. It’s a short 3D animation of seven metallic Nook leaf logos, rotating around and lining up. 3D rendering has become a new hobby of mine, and I’m trying to make many of my designs Animal Crossing related in one way or another. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it!
Unfortunately, the tree fell to the side. 
